CSV or JSON
Use a spreadsheet for review or structured JSON for your own pipeline.
YOUTUBE COMMENT DOWNLOADER
Download public YouTube comments as a tidy CSV or JSON file. Keep the raw text, authors, timestamps, likes and reply counts together.
Public videos only. The preview is free — opening the full thread costs 1 credit.
A useful export should be ready for the next tool, not just a pile of copied text. Filter the thread first, then export only the comments you can act on.
Use a spreadsheet for review or structured JSON for your own pipeline.
Carry your search, date and engagement filters into the export.
The video ID is written into the file name, so an export always points back to the thread it came from.
An export is really a decision about columns. These are the five that come out, in both formats.
Interactive example · sample data, nothing is fetchedThe video ID is part of the file name, so an export always points back to the thread it came from. In the product this downloads straight from your account history.
| text_plain | author_name | like_count | reply_count | published_at |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This breakdown was exactly what I needed. | Viewer 12 | 84 | 16 | 3 days ago |
| Could you test the battery life next? | Viewer 21 | 61 | 9 | 1 week ago |
| Battery life is the only thing holding me back. | Viewer 34 | 47 | 5 | 2 weeks ago |
Paste a watch URL or video ID to create a preview.
Remove noise by date, likes, replies or a search phrase.
Create a CSV or JSON export and download it from your account history.
Narrow the thread before you write a file — the comment search does that.
The available count depends on YouTube API coverage and your account plan. The comment page labels partial coverage rather than implying the thread is complete.
Exports created while signed in belong to your account. A preview taken without signing in is not saved anywhere.